Sometimes it’s as easy as clicking a button or a drop-down menu giving you the option to Restore Network Settings. Resetting your printer to its factory default settings is usually a last resort when it comes to troubleshooting, but it’s often the answer to your problems. What’s wrong with you? Are you suffering from some form of machine dementia? Printer Reset & Restart Can’t find network connection… Internet unavailable… Paper feed error…. Your printer is awesome.except when it loses its mind and forgets who and what it is. We provide free delivery and installation, including printing and scanning setup, in the greater Houston,TX area.The Ins-and-Outs Of Resetting Your Printer To Factory Default Settings. To request a quote for a new or refurbished Sharp copier visit our quote request page and fill out the quick form.

Wait until the simulation has finished, then touch Exit to reboot the Sharp copier/printer.Īt this point the corrupt job that is stuck in either the rendering or spooling phase should be removed from both the computer/server, and from the Sharp copier/printer so you can resume regular printing activity.įor additional comprehensive instructions for setup and troubleshooting of Sharp copier/printer/scanners, visit the How To page.

Enter 10 on the number pad on the right side of the touch screen, then touch Mono.

Enter 66 on the number pad on the right side of the touch screen, then touch Mono.

Touch # * C * within 3 seconds on the number pad.

When the total count window pops up, tap the version number in the bottom-right corner to bring up the number pad.

Double tap the home button to the right of the touch screen.

Once the corrupt print job has been removed from your Sharp print queue, you can go to the touch screen of the machine and perform the following procedure:

Open your printers menu within the control panel in Windows, double click on the Sharp print driver, right click the print job and cancel it. To clear or delete the print job in limbo you’ll need to clear it out both on the computer/server side, and in the Sharp copier/printer itself.

We’ve found that this is related to a corrupted file being printed, or a malfunctioning print driver that should be updated. It is either stuck in the “rendering” phase, or the “spooling” phase. Every once in a while a print job will get stuck in the queue on your Sharp copier.

Reset procedure for sharp copiers